The Pentagon
Coverage of The Pentagon in the Nexus archive.
- Hazmat incident at The Pentagon prompts emergency response
A hazardous materials incident at The Pentagon prompted emergency services to respond, as the building's safety systems detected an air-quality issue. Precautionary steps were taken while officials assess the situation, with Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell confirming adherence to standard protection protocols.
- A Pentagon list overhaul puts Mormon church’s Christian identity back in the spotlight
The Pentagon revised its list of recognized Christian religions, reigniting debate over whether The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon church) is classified as Christian. Utah Senators Mike Lee and John Curtis, both Latter-day Saints, challenged the exclusion, arguing the church is unequivocally Christian, while the Pentagon removed the Christian label from 20 groups including Latter-day Saints, stating the change aims to streamline chaplaincy resources without endorsing theological legitimacy.
- The J6 Rioter Now Working at the Pentagon
Elias Irizarry, who participated in the January 6 Capitol riot and was later pardoned by President Trump, now works at the Pentagon’s Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict office. His employment follows a pattern of January 6 participants being pardoned and hired in government roles under the Trump administration.
- The Pentagon Is Running an AI Propaganda Mill Targeting Latin America
The Pentagon is using an AI-powered content platform called La Tilde to disseminate propaganda in Latin America, blending personal finance tips with praise for U.S. military operations. The site, funded by the U.S. government, is operated as a messaging tool for U.S. Special Operations Command South (SOCSOUTH) and includes articles glorifying missions like the alleged capture of Nicolás Maduro.
- The White House Intervened to Get a $620 Million Deal for a Company Tied to Donald Trump Jr.
The White House intervened to secure a $620 million Pentagon loan for Vulcan Elements, a rare-earth magnet company linked to Donald Trump Jr. The deal, initiated by White House adviser Peter Navarro, was processed at an accelerated pace despite claims of no political influence, raising concerns of cronyism. Trump Jr.'s venture capital firm also held a stake in the company before the loan announcement.
- Musk says US military suicide drones used Starlink in violation of SpaceX rules
SpaceX and the Pentagon are disputing the cost of using Starshield satellite service during the Iran war, with Elon Musk claiming the military violated Starlink's terms by using it on kamikaze drones. Musk blamed the contractor for the breach, while Reuters reported SpaceX demanded a $25,000 fee per drone, up from $5,000, which the Pentagon agreed to.
- In unprecedented move, Secretary Hegseth hits campaign trail amid Iran war
Secretary Hegseth has begun campaigning amid rising tensions with Iran, with the Pentagon confirming that no taxpayer funds were used for the visit. The move is seen as unprecedented. The situation involving Iran is being closely watched.
- Pete Hegseth boosts Trump-backed challenger to Rep. Thomas Massie ahead of Kentucky primary
Pete Hegseth has endorsed a Trump-backed challenger to Rep. Thomas Massie ahead of the Kentucky primary. The endorsement was made during a news conference at the Pentagon. This move may impact the upcoming primary election.
- The Pentagon now estimates the Iran war is costing $29 billion. The overall economic toll is much greater.
The Pentagon estimates the Iran war is costing $29 billion, with additional longer-term costs and economic effects beyond near-term military expenses. The overall economic toll of the war is significantly greater than the estimated cost. The war's impact on the economy is a major concern.
- The Pentagon Just Became Solana's Most Powerful Memecoin Catalyst, And They Have More Files to Release
The Pentagon has become a catalyst for Solana's memecoin, with more files to be released. This development may have significant implications for Solana. The situation is being closely watched.
- Trump tells public to "have fun" with UFO document release
The Pentagon released UFO documents and President Trump told the public to decide for itself what is going on, saying to 'have fun' with the release. The documents were made public on Friday. Carter Evans reported on the event.
- The Pentagon Just Became Solana's Most Powerful Memecoin Catalyst, And They Have More Files to Release
The Pentagon has become a catalyst for Solana's memecoin, and they have more files to release. This development may impact Solana's value and reputation. The nature of the files is not specified.
- 5/8: CBS Evening News
A cruise ship has experienced a hantavirus outbreak, causing concern among Canary Island residents. The Pentagon has released files related to UFO sightings. These two incidents have raised public awareness and interest.
- 5/8: CBS Evening News
Residents of the Canary Islands are worried about a cruise ship with a hantavirus outbreak. The Pentagon has released files related to UFO sightings. These two events have raised concerns among the public.
- "The Age of Disclosure" director on released UFO files: "We're at a major turning point"
The Pentagon released declassified files on UFOs, including eyewitness testimony and photos. The documentary 'The Age of Disclosure' explored government knowledge of non-human intelligent life. Its director, Dan Farah, discussed the topic with CBS News.
- Rogan: UFO file dump could be distraction from Iran war that’s ‘not going very well’
The Trump administration has released new government files about UFOs amid the Iran war, prompting questions about the motives behind the decision. The Pentagon released a trove of UFO-related files on Friday after President Trump directed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to do so. Joe Rogan questioned GOP Rep. Tim Burchett about the possible distraction from the Iran war.
- $1.5 trillion for the Pentagon is not a defense budget: It’s a war budget
The Pentagon's $1.5 trillion budget is considered a war budget rather than a defense budget, driven by increased military spending that contributes to human suffering. This level of spending is no longer a technical budgetary decision. It has significant implications for global conflict and humanitarian issues.
- Pentagon publishes UFO file collection online, tells public to 'make up their own minds'
The Pentagon is releasing previously unseen files on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomenon (UAPs) on a dedicated website, allowing the public to access the information and form their own opinions. The agency made the announcement on Friday morning. The move is expected to provide new insights into the phenomenon.
- Withdrawal of 5,000 U.S. forces in Germany will happen within next year
The Pentagon will withdraw approximately 5,000 U.S. forces from Germany within the next year. This announcement comes amid tensions between President Donald Trump and German Chancellor over the conflict with Iran. The withdrawal is expected to occur within the next 12 months.
- Trump’s Killing Spree Isn’t Stopping the Flow of Drugs Into the U.S.
The Trump administration's claims of reducing drug flows into the US through attacks on civilian boats are baseless and phony, with experts calling the assertions laughable. The operation has killed over 185 civilians since September. The strikes are considered illegal and extrajudicial killings by experts.
- Google employees ask Sundar Pichai to say no to classified military AI use
Over 600 Google employees, including high-ranking officials from Google's DeepMind AI lab, signed a letter urging CEO Sundar Pichai to block the Pentagon from using Google's AI models for classified military purposes. The employees argued that allowing such use could lead to harmful applications without transparency or accountability.
- US Navy Secretary Fired After Infighting at Pentagon: Sources | The Pulse 4/23
The US Navy Secretary was fired following internal conflicts at the Pentagon, according to sources. The incident highlights tensions within the defense department.